A new kitchen in the Netherlands — with guidance in English
Buying a kitchen in a country where you don't speak the language is harder than it should be: showrooms, quotes and contracts are all in Dutch. Keuken in Beeld helps you see your dream kitchen first and compare real quotes from vetted Dutch kitchen specialists — and this page explains the whole process in English.
How it works
Upload a photo of your current kitchen or pick a style you like. Within a minute you get a free AI visualisation of what your kitchen could look like, plus a first price indication. If you decide to move ahead, we request quotes from selected, independent kitchen specialists in your region — so you can compare what the same kitchen really costs at different companies. The service is free and without obligation; specialists pay us for leads, you never pay us anything.
What does a kitchen cost in the Netherlands?
A complete new kitchen including appliances and installation typically costs between € 8,000 and € 20,000 in the mid-range. A simple straight kitchen starts around € 4,000 – € 7,000; premium design kitchens run € 25,000 and up. The biggest variables are the appliance package and the worktop material — and the difference between quotes for the same kitchen can easily be 10 – 20%, which is exactly why comparing pays off.
Already have a Dutch quote you don't fully understand?
Upload it. One of our selected kitchen specialists will review it free of charge and without obligation — checking whether the price is fair, what is and isn't included (installation, delivery, removal of your old kitchen) and where the quote leaves room to negotiate. Dutch kitchen quotes routinely have 5 – 15% negotiation margin, and showroom models are often discounted 30 – 60%.
Good to know as an international
- Most Dutch kitchen specialists speak English well — mention your language preference and it will rarely be a problem.
- Contracts and warranty terms will usually be in Dutch. Ask for the key points in writing in English, or have your quote reviewed before signing.
- Typical delivery time for a new kitchen is six to twelve weeks after ordering; installation takes two to four working days.
- A deposit (aanbetaling) of 15 – 25% at ordering is common; be cautious with anything higher.
- Renting? Fixed kitchens usually belong to the landlord — check your lease before replacing anything.
Guides in English
- Kitchen prices in the Netherlands — cost ranges by layout and finish, what drives the price, deposits, delivery and installation.
- How to get and compare kitchen quotes — how Dutch kitchen retail works, what a good quote contains, and the free counter-quote option.
- Kitchen brands in the Netherlands — German, Dutch, Scandinavian and premium brands compared, in English.
- Kitchen quote check — upload your Dutch quote and see in 30 seconds whether the total is below, within or above the indicative price band. Free, no details required.
- Second opinion on your Dutch kitchen quote — what to check, what a deposit should look like, and how to get a free counter-quote.
- AI kitchen design: what does it cost? — how to read cost drivers from an AI-generated kitchen render.
- From AI design to a real Dutch kitchen quote — 7 checks that turn any AI render into a brief a specialist can price.
- Kitchen design prompts for ChatGPT and Gemini — 8 concrete prompts, plus how to turn the result into a real quote.
No price indication yet?
Fill in your details at the top of this page: within one working day a price indication and a no-obligation proposal by e-mail. You decide whether anyone calls you.
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